Located south of Manhattan, Kansas, north of I-70 sits one of the most scenic and diverse 421-acre tract of land in the Flint Hills, that holds endless opportunities for exceptional grazing, top-end hunting and life-long memories. The east property fence line was fully replaced in the spring of 2022 with 5-strand barbed wire and 3 sets of piped double swing entry gates and piped water gaps across the creeks. The remaining of the entire property is fully fenced with 5-strand barbed wire with the back 80 acres crossed fenced for the front acres. The 421 acres are made up of 235 acres of exceptionally well-maintained native grass pastures, 148 acres of mature hardwood timber stands, 24 acres of expired CRP and 14 acres of clean native hay meadows. In years past since the 40’s, this tract of ground was once part of a large cattle operation, being grazed throughout the spring and summer months. This past year, the grassland sat fallow and not being grazed, allowing for the native bluestem to fill to its full state. The pasture acres were fully sprayed in 2021, leaving an exceptionally clean, healthy and hearty stand of grass. With the two creeks running fully throughout the north and south sides of the tract, a massive towering hardwood timber stand of 148 acres has lined the way with an impressive canopy and open understory. Majority of the hardwoods are Burr Oak, Black Walnut, Hickory, Sycamore and White Oak. 2 established food plots. Great whitetail genetics, turkey and quail.
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